I'm against the size. In terms of brand names,

there are so many out there. Japanese makers, such as Yamaha, Kawai, & Boston, are great value. Not only you get a quality piano, also you get good re-sale value on it, because of the name recognition. Just as I said it earlier, 春江水 is very lucky. There is few 7-yr old Yamahas around. Those are excellent values, if you are lucky enough to run into one. But, in this economy, who knows. The caution to you is that: there are many so called "gray-market" Japanese pianos. They are relatively risky purchases. I helped a friend a few days ago here. You may search the post and discover more.

If you find a used piano you like, just let me know, I will tell whatever I know about. Just do not expect too much, I am not an encyclopedia.

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• Thank you so much! u r encyclopedia 2 me. -壮他娘- ♀ (0 bytes) () 03/24/2009 postreply 12:23:20